Proposals for the transition period after brexit. Chanting students in florida on the march, demanding changes to gun laws after the recent shooting at their school. A special report on the extreme food shortage in venezuela, the country with the biggest oil reserves in the world. I want you to get a part of your seat right now and say i want you to get up out of your seat right now and say i want my sin forgiven. And, billy graham, the preacher who brought the christian message to many millions around the world, has died. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news. David de gea was at his brilliant best as Manchester United looked to avoid defeat against sevilla in the last 16 of the champions league. Good evening. Police forces could face new legal action by victims of serious crime, if the Police Investigations are found to be seriously defective. Judges at the Supreme Court gave the ruling, under human rights law, in a case brought by two women who say they were victims ofjohn worboys,
Briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. And there is one big talking point today following the listening session at the white house. Will Arming Teachers stop us gun violence in schools . Join the debate and well share your comments. Just use the hashtag bbc the briefing. Thereve been extraordinary scenes at the white house as survivors and families of victims of School Shootings spoke directly to President Trump about their anger and anguish. After hearing powerful testimony, President Trump suggested Arming Teachers could prevent future gun attacks in schools and also promised to tighten background checks on those buying weapons. In tallahassee, florida, students also gathered to demand never again and tough restrictions on weapons sales. Barbara plett usher reports. The people demand a hearing. In florida, telling their lawmakers that they do not want this mass shooting to drop off the political agenda like others have. At the white house, President
It takes a good guy with a gun. Chanting no ifs, no buts, no uss pension cuts. Thousands of University Lecturers have started strike action over planned changes to their pensions. And tracey emin talks to us about art, equality, and her legacy. Later in the hour, well have sportsday on the bbc news channel, with all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sports centre. Good evening. The United Nations has warned of a massacre in the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta on the outskirts of damascus. Syrian Government Forces have been pounding the suburb for a fifth consecutive day amid reports that more than 350 people have been killed since sunday night, including 150 children. Russia has said there is no agreement in the Un Security Council on establishing a humanitarian ceasefire in the region. This report by our middle east editorjeremy bowen contains some distressing images. More air strikes, more bombs and more casualties. It is not letting up. Across Eastern
In global news, business, and sport. And you can be part of the conversation. Tell us what you think about the stories we are covering today from airlines to political resignations to the snapchat plunge just use bbcthebriefing. Life after brexit will come sharply into focus for eu leaders today as they discuss the next seven year budget, once britain has left. Itll start in 2021, and wont benefit from the uks contributions, which have traditionally been among the highest. And it comes as Prime Minister theresa may and ministers dealing with brexit are understood to have agreed a position on some of the key aspects of britains future relationship with the eu, during talks at the Prime Ministers country residence, chequers, on thursday. Andrew plant reports. Outside brussels in front of the cameras, this is an informal dinner date for the heads of eu countries. Date for the heads of eu ceuntriek date for the heads of eu cedntriek night at the round table, hosted a night at the round tab
Decade. However, what it doesnt say is that title is that overall, immigration went up and so we are actually acquiring more people but a lot of them are from outside the eu because restrictions are not going to change necessarily to them, are they . Lets look at the Financial Timesjust quickly. Here they . Lets look at the Financial Times just quickly. Here on the top, a photograph of one of the Many University lecturers who decided to ta ke University Lecturers who decided to take strike action today. It is over changes to their pensions, which they say are going to mean that some people are worse off by tens of thousands of the year. Tens of thousands of the year. Tens of thousands of the year. Tens of thousands of pounds per year. Of course the children still want to make sure they are still getting taught, they are spending £9,000 each a year on tuition fees. The daily mirror is in campaigning mode. Your country needs you. A number of children who have had, or are in need of tran